Xsan crashed. Anybody at Apple interested in the core dump?

Dear all,
my Xsan system has a very bad crash yesterday. I've two core files now:
metadata:/cores admin$ ls -l
total 1317304
-r-------- 1 root admin 339791872 Feb 7 08:45 core.fsm.26187
-r-------- 1 root admin 334667776 Jan 17 14:11 core.fsm.26190
Does anybody now if there's a way to send them to Apple for inspection? Is Apple interested in those cores?
Best regards,
Torsten

Thanks for your reply.
Do you have Xsan support?
We intend to buy AppleCare for the XServe machines, but haven't done yet, as we've bought it in September only. And the unversity's money is allways seperated in fiscal years. I assume (and I've been told by the dealer), that there's a one year warrenty, isn't it?
Best regards,
Torsten
Mac OS X (10.4.4)

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# An unexpected error has been detected by Java Runtime Environment:
# SIGSEGV (0xb) at pc=0xafcfa6bd, pid=3653, tid=4160613264
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# Problematic frame:
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--------------- T H R E A D ---------------
Current thread (0x08058000): JavaThread "main" [_thread_in_native, id=3654]
siginfo:si_signo=11, si_errno=0, si_code=1, si_addr=0x00000151
Registers:
EAX=0xf7ffdabc, EBX=0xafcff25c, ECX=0xafd72d08, EDX=0x00000149
ESP=0xf7fdc520, EBP=0xf7fdc538, ESI=0xafd72d08, EDI=0x08058000
EIP=0xafcfa6bd, CR2=0x00000151, EFLAGS=0x00010206
Top of Stack: (sp=0xf7fdc520)
0xf7fdc520: 464c457f 00010101 000000a2 0000009c
0xf7fdc530: 0000009f afcff25c f7fdc588 afcfb01a
0xf7fdc540: afd67780 f7ffdabc 00200034 afcfaff4
0xf7fdc550: 004a004b 00000000 00200034 0028000a
0xf7fdc560: 004a004b afba13e0 00001110 afcff25c
0xf7fdc570: afb8e2e8 08058000 f7fdc5a8 afcf93b3
0xf7fdc580: 00000004 afcff25c f7fdc5a8 afcf9964
0xf7fdc590: afd67780 f7ffdabc f7fdd72c 00000004
Instructions: (pc=0xafcfa6bd)
0xafcfa6ad: 8d 14 85 00 00 00 00 8b 41 24 8b 14 10 8b 45 0c
0xafcfa6bd: 3b 42 08 72 08 8b 45 f8 89 45 f4 eb b1 8b 45 f8
Stack: [0xf7f8e000,0xf7fdf000), sp=0xf7fdc520, free space=313k
Native frames: (J=compiled Java code, j=interpreted, Vv=VM code, C=native code)
C [libsaproc.so+0x36bd]
C [libsaproc.so+0x401a]
C [libsaproc.so+0x2964] ps_pdread+0x1c
C [libsaproc.so+0x4d3e]
C [libsaproc.so+0x4ffd] Pgrab_core+0x281
C [libsaproc.so+0x56c7] Java_sun_jvm_hotspot_debugger_linux_LinuxDebuggerLocal_attach0__Ljava_lang_String_2Ljava_lang_String_2+0x99
j sun.jvm.hotspot.debugger.linux.LinuxDebuggerLocal.attach0(Ljava/lang/String;Ljava/lang/String;)V+0
j sun.jvm.hotspot.debugger.linux.LinuxDebuggerLocal.attach(Ljava/lang/String;Ljava/lang/String;)V+29
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V [libjvm.so+0x2c5ecd]
V [libjvm.so+0x4523b8]
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V [libjvm.so+0x49a08f]
V [libjvm.so+0x49ca8c]
V [libjvm.so+0x331e88]
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j sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Ljava/lang/reflect/Method;Ljava/lang/Object;[Ljava/lang/Object;)Ljava/lang/Object;+0
j sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(Ljava/lang/Object;[Ljava/lang/Object;)Ljava/lang/Object;+87
j sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(Ljava/lang/Object;[Ljava/lang/Object;)Ljava/lang/Object;+6
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j sun.jvm.hotspot.jdi.SACoreAttachingConnector.createVirtualMachine(Ljava/lang/Class;Ljava/lang/String;Ljava/lang/String;)Lcom/sun/jdi/VirtualMachine;+122
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j com.sun.tools.example.debug.tty.TTY.main([Ljava/lang/String;)V+1207
v ~StubRoutines::call_stub
V [libjvm.so+0x2c5ecd]
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V [libjvm.so+0x2c5d60]
V [libjvm.so+0x2ef186]
V [libjvm.so+0x2e082b]
C [jdb+0x1af8] JavaMain+0x2c8
C [libpthread.so.0+0x543b]
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j sun.jvm.hotspot.HotSpotAgent.setupDebugger()V+95
j sun.jvm.hotspot.HotSpotAgent.go()V+1
j sun.jvm.hotspot.HotSpotAgent.attach(Ljava/lang/String;Ljava/lang/String;)V+56
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j sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(Ljava/lang/Object;[Ljava/lang/Object;)Ljava/lang/Object;+6
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Java Threads: ( => current thread )
0xafd08c00 JavaThread "Thread-1" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=3682]
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0x08199400 JavaThread "CompilerThread1" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=3679]
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0x08183c00 JavaThread "Finalizer" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=3676]
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0x0819c800 WatcherThread [id=3681]
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eden space 8000K, 33% used [0xedca0000,0xedf47b40,0xee470000)
from space 1280K, 0% used [0xee5b0000,0xee5b0000,0xee6f0000)
to space 1280K, 0% used [0xee470000,0xee470000,0xee5b0000)
PSOldGen total 84992K, used 0K [0xb4e60000, 0xba160000, 0xedca0000)
object space 84992K, 0% used [0xb4e60000,0xb4e60000,0xba160000)
PSPermGen total 16384K, used 3088K [0xb0e60000, 0xb1e60000, 0xb4e60000)
object space 16384K, 18% used [0xb0e60000,0xb1164398,0xb1e60000)
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00b31000-00b4a000 r-xp 00000000 fd:00 5932045 /lib/ld-2.5.so
00b4a000-00b4b000 r-xp 00019000 fd:00 5932045 /lib/ld-2.5.so
00b4b000-00b4c000 rwxp 0001a000 fd:00 5932045 /lib/ld-2.5.so
00b4e000-00c88000 r-xp 00000000 fd:00 5932057 /lib/libc-2.5.so
00c88000-00c8a000 r-xp 00139000 fd:00 5932057 /lib/libc-2.5.so
00c8a000-00c8b000 rwxp 0013b000 fd:00 5932057 /lib/libc-2.5.so
00c8b000-00c8e000 rwxp 00c8b000 00:00 0
00c90000-00ca3000 r-xp 00000000 fd:00 5932059 /lib/libpthread-2.5.so
00ca3000-00ca4000 r-xp 00012000 fd:00 5932059 /lib/libpthread-2.5.so
00ca4000-00ca5000 rwxp 00013000 fd:00 5932059 /lib/libpthread-2.5.so
00ca5000-00ca7000 rwxp 00ca5000 00:00 0
00ca9000-00cab000 r-xp 00000000 fd:00 5932058 /lib/libdl-2.5.so
00cab000-00cac000 r-xp 00001000 fd:00 5932058 /lib/libdl-2.5.so
00cac000-00cad000 rwxp 00002000 fd:00 5932058 /lib/libdl-2.5.so
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00dc1000-00dc2000 rwxp 00025000 fd:00 5932060 /lib/libm-2.5.so
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065a0000-065db000 rwxp 005a0000 fd:00 16777229 /usr/java/jdk1.6.0_03/jre/lib/i386/server/libjvm.so
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08048000-08052000 r-xp 00000000 fd:00 16810695 /usr/java/jdk1.6.0_03/bin/jdb
08052000-08053000 rwxp 00009000 fd:00 16810695 /usr/java/jdk1.6.0_03/bin/jdb
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f7f91000-f7fe1000 rwxp f7f91000 00:00 0
f7fe1000-f7fe8000 r-xp 00000000 fd:00 16777243 /usr/java/jdk1.6.0_03/jre/lib/i386/jli/libjli.so
f7fe8000-f7fea000 rwxp 00006000 fd:00 16777243 /usr/java/jdk1.6.0_03/jre/lib/i386/jli/libjli.so
f7fec000-f7ff4000 rwxs 00000000 fd:00 19562502 /tmp/hsperfdata_omnitrak/3653
f7ff4000-f7ffa000 r-xp 00000000 fd:00 16777227 /usr/java/jdk1.6.0_03/jre/lib/i386/native_threads/libhpi.so
f7ffa000-f7ffb000 rwxp 00006000 fd:00 16777227 /usr/java/jdk1.6.0_03/jre/lib/i386/native_threads/libhpi.so
f7ffb000-f7ffc000 rwxp f7ffb000 00:00 0
f7ffc000-f7ffd000 r-xp f7ffc000 00:00 0
f7ffd000-f7ffe000 rwxp f7ffd000 00:00 0
ff9fb000-ffa03000 rwxp ff9fb000 00:00 0 [stack]
ffffe000-fffff000 r-xp ffffe000 00:00 0
VM Arguments:
jvm_args: -Dapplication.home=/usr/java/jdk1.6.0_03
java_command: com.sun.tools.example.debug.tty.TTY -connect sun.jvm.hotspot.jdi.SACoreAttachingConnector:javaExecutable=/usr/java/jdk/bin/java,core=core.25602
Launcher Type: SUN_STANDARD
Environment Variables:
PATH=/usr/java/jdk/bin:/usr/kerberos/bin:/usr/local/bin:/bin:/usr/bin
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/java/jdk1.6.0_03/jre/lib/i386/server:/usr/java/jdk1.6.0_03/jre/lib/i386:/usr/java/jdk1.6.0_03/jre/../lib/i386
SHELL=/bin/bash
Signal Handlers:
SIGSEGV: [libjvm.so+0x53c560], sa_mask[0]=0x7ffbfeff, sa_flags=0x10000004
SIGBUS: [libjvm.so+0x53c560], sa_mask[0]=0x7ffbfeff, sa_flags=0x10000004
SIGFPE: [libjvm.so+0x451a50], sa_mask[0]=0x7ffbfeff, sa_flags=0x10000004
SIGPIPE: [libjvm.so+0x451a50], sa_mask[0]=0x7ffbfeff, sa_flags=0x10000004
SIGILL: [libjvm.so+0x451a50], sa_mask[0]=0x7ffbfeff, sa_flags=0x10000004
SIGUSR1: SIG_DFL, sa_mask[0]=0x00000000, sa_flags=0x00000000
SIGUSR2: [libjvm.so+0x453a80], sa_mask[0]=0x00000000, sa_flags=0x10000004
SIGHUP: [libjvm.so+0x4534a0], sa_mask[0]=0x7ffbfeff, sa_flags=0x10000004
SIGINT: [libjvm.so+0x4534a0], sa_mask[0]=0x7ffbfeff, sa_flags=0x10000004
SIGQUIT: [libjvm.so+0x4534a0], sa_mask[0]=0x7ffbfeff, sa_flags=0x10000004
SIGTERM: [libjvm.so+0x4534a0], sa_mask[0]=0x7ffbfeff, sa_flags=0x10000004
SIGUSR2: [libjvm.so+0x453a80], sa_mask[0]=0x00000000, sa_flags=0x10000004
--------------- S Y S T E M ---------------
OS:Red Hat Enterprise Linux Client release 5.1 (Tikanga)
uname:Linux 2.6.18-53.el5 #1 SMP Wed Oct 10 16:34:19 EDT 2007 x86_64
libc:glibc 2.5 NPTL 2.5
rlimit: STACK 10240k, CORE 0k, NPROC 53248, NOFILE 1024, AS infinity
load average:0.07 0.22 0.42
CPU:total 8 (4 cores per cpu, 1 threads per core) family 6 model 7 stepping 6, cmov, cx8, fxsr, mmx, sse, sse2, sse3, ssse3
Memory: 4k page, physical 6113940k(245496k free), swap 2097144k(2097144k free)
vm_info: Java HotSpot(TM) Server VM (1.6.0_03-b05) for linux-x86, built on Sep 24 2007 22:32:39 by "java_re" with gcc 3.2.1-7a (J2SE release)

Thank you for your responds!
I'm not trying at all to transfer the core to a different system. I'm debugging on the same linux red hat box where the cores where produced and I'm using the JDB version from the same JDK that was used to run the app.
I'm wondering what makes you think that I'm possibly mixing core files?
Here is the output that JDB generates when I define LIBSAPROC_DEBUG=1. This is the case when JDB crashes:
$ jdb -connect sun.jvm.hotspot.jdi.SACoreAttachingConnector:javaExecutable=/usr/java/jdk/bin/java,core=core.23850
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 24310
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x5d2a
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x5ef6
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x6
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x324fd0e4
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x324fd0e4
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x324fd19c
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x78eff4
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 3 and n_descsz = 124
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 6 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 27070
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffe00
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0xa
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x312edad8
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x33f4d1a4
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x312edac0
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x312edac0
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x2000
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 27063
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffe00
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0xa
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x334fccd8
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x33f4d1a4
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x334fccc0
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x334fccc0
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x2000
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 1754
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x32baab38
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x1
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x6ddd00
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x32baaaf0
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x32baaaf0
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x1eed0
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x78eff4
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 24325
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x834486c
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x306bf
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x32bfdda8
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x32bfdda8
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x306bf
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 24319
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x831e8cc
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x2d49f7
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x33259cb0
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x33259cb0
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x33259cc4
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x2d49f7
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 24318
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x83783a4
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x38dd3
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x3330ab30
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x3330ab30
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x3330ab44
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x38dd3
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 24317
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0x1
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x827bb60
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x1
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x1
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x3335bb0c
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x3335bb0c
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x3335bbb8
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x827bb60
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 24316
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x8082d14
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x1
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x33d5ca98
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x33d5ca98
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x33d5caac
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x1
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 24315
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x8378204
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x1
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x334adac8
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x334adac8
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x1
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 24314
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0x19
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x33f164cc
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x9b
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x39f99940
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x320f9a14
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x1e
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x2
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x39f975a0
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0x33f0e054
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 24313
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0x39c534e0
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x33f164cc
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x321fabba
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x6
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x321faa70
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x321faa7c
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x2
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x39c53478
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0x33f1028e
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 24312
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0x29
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x39bd4780
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x1
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x2400d1a2
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x322fbc50
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x322fbc7c
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x33f167a8
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0xf9000607
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0x33f0ef54
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 24311
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x827ac04
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x137ee7
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x323fcd28
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x323fcd28
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x137ee7
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 24309
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0x6
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x3a5c0970
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x2
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0xb
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x325febd0
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x3a5c1cdc
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x6
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x4
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0x33f0ef06
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 24308
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0x5
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x3a98cb48
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x2
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x9
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x32cfea50
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x3a98dde8
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x5
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x5
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0x33f0f084
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 24307
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0x8
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x3a1fd104
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x6
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x3345c984
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x3345c984
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x29
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0x33f0f210
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 24304
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x82ee0ac
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x1
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x332aad90
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x332aad90
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x332aada4
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x1
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 24015
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x856427c
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x1
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x33b5ca90
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x33b5ca90
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x33b5caa4
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x1
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 24014
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x818b8e4
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x3
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x33bada98
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x33bada98
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x3
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 24013
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffe00
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x5
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x33bfedd0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x33f4d1a4
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x33bfedb8
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x33bfedb8
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x827e400
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 24011
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x828951c
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x1
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x33dadcd8
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x33dadcd8
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x33dadcec
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x1
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 24010
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x849caac
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x1
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x33dfec68
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x33dfec68
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x33dfec7c
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x1
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 23868
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x80c213c
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x1
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x34090f78
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x34090f78
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x34090f8c
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x1
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 23867
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x819e294
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x1
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x340e2018
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x340e2018
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x1
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 23866
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x8199a5c
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x434
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x34162e48
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x34162e48
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x434
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 23865
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x8199a5c
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x432
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x341e3ec8
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x341e3ec8
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x432
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 23864
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x65e80a0
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x34234fb0
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x34234fb0
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0xffc
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 23863
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x818ba8c
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x289
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x34485de0
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x34485de0
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x289
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 23862
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x81887d4
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x2b3
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x344d6c90
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x344d6c90
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x2b3
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 23861
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x31e0548c
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x3
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x345580d8
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x345580d8
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x345580ec
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x3
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 23860
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x8096674
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x161e9b
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x34784f68
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x34784f68
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x161e9b
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 23859
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x8096674
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x161e9a
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x34805fe8
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x34805fe8
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x161e9a
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 23858
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x8096674
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x161e9c
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x34886e68
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x34886e68
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x161e9c
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 23857
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x8096674
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x161e99
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x34907ee8
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x34907ee8
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x161e99
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 23856
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x8096674
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x161e98
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x34989168
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x34989168
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x161e98
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 23855
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x8096674
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x161e97
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x34a0a1e8
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x34a0a1e8
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x161e97
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 23854
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x8096674
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x161e96
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x34a8b068
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x34a8b068
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x161e96
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 23853
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x8096674
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x161e95
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0x34b0c0e8
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0x34b0c0e8
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x161e95
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 23852
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0x33e5e19c
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x1
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0xf7fde228
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0xf7fde228
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x1
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1 and n_descsz = 144
libsaproc DEBUG: got integer regset for lwp 23850
libsaproc DEBUG: integer regset
libsaproc DEBUG: eax = 0xfffffffc
libsaproc DEBUG: ebx = 0xf7fdebd8
libsaproc DEBUG: ecx = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edx = 0x5d2c
libsaproc DEBUG: esp = 0xffb93630
libsaproc DEBUG: ebp = 0xffb93630
libsaproc DEBUG: esi = 0x0
libsaproc DEBUG: edi = 0x7a8ff4
libsaproc DEBUG: eip = 0xffffe410
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 2 and n_descsz = 108
libsaproc DEBUG: Note header with n_type = 1189489535 and n_descsz = 512
libsaproc DEBUG: ELF interpreter /lib/ld-linux.so.2
libsaproc DEBUG: address of _DYNAMIC is 0x8052548
libsaproc DEBUG: ---- sorted virtual address map ----
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x64f000 size = 4096
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x650000 size = 4096
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x78d000 size = 8192
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x78f000 size = 4096
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x790000 size = 12288
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x7a8000 size = 4096
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x7a9000 size = 4096
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x7aa000 size = 8192
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x7b0000 size = 4096
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x7b1000 size = 4096
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x879000 size = 4096
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x87a000 size = 4096
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x884000 size = 4096
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x885000 size = 4096
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0xc37000 size = 16384
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0xc3b000 size = 4096
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0xc3c000 size = 24576
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0xd38000 size = 4096
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x6000000 size = 5898240
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x65a0000 size = 241664
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x65db000 size = 4329472
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x8048000 size = 38100
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x8052000 size = 4096
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x8053000 size = 14032896
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x30f00000 size = 1007616
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x31100000 size = 1048576
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x312a0000 size = 12288
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x312a3000 size = 319488
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x3133a000 size = 16384
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x31344000 size = 753664
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x313fc000 size = 16384
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x31400000 size = 929792
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x31500000 size = 1028096
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x31600000 size = 966656
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x31700000 size = 1028096
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x31800000 size = 991232
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x31900000 size = 1044480
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x31a00000 size = 1032192
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x31b00000 size = 1032192
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x31c00000 size = 1003520
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x31d51000 size = 319488
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x31df9000 size = 28672
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x31e00000 size = 1048576
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x31f03000 size = 552960
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x31f8a000 size = 20480
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x31f90000 size = 331776
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x31fe1000 size = 8192
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x31ffa000 size = 12288
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x31ffd000 size = 1040384
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x320fb000 size = 12288
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x320fe000 size = 1040384
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x321fc000 size = 12288
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x321ff000 size = 1040384
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x322fd000 size = 12288
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x32300000 size = 1040384
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x323fe000 size = 12288
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x32401000 size = 1040384
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x324ff000 size = 12288
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x32502000 size = 1957888
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x32700000 size = 1024000
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x32800000 size = 2072576
libsaproc DEBUG: base = 0x32a00000 size = 1040384
libsaproc DEBUG: base

Core dump when running the Proc Application

I have client that has decided to upgrade from Oracle 10g to Oracle11g version. Presently the client code is compiled with Oracle version 11.1.0.7. We have tuxedo version as 9.0 patch02. When running the ProC application, I am getting the core dump. The stack trace for dump is as follows :-
core 'core' of 7784: bp_Customer -C dom=KenanFX -g 5 -i 225 -u dsesun10 -U /users/denver/pc
ffffffff6e8d9bbc kill (2, ffffffff7ffe002c, 1, ffffffff7de3b9a0, ffffffff7ffe0028, ffffffff7e10b5a0) + 8
ffffffff7d27b1f4 skgesigCrash (ffffffff7ffe09a8, ffffffff7e10a070, 1a0c00, ffffffff7dfdbc40, d60a7c, 1) + 34
ffffffff7d27b81c skgesig_sigactionHandler (ffffffff7d6fb9a0, ffffffff7ffe1800, ffffffff7ffe0990, ffffffff7e10b578, ffffffff7ffe0998, ffffffff7ffe09a8) + dc
ffffffff6e8d62e0 __sighndlr (b, ffffffff7ffe1800, ffffffff7ffe1520, ffffffff7d27b740, 0, a) + c
ffffffff6e8c9e44 call_user_handler (ffffffff75f00200, ffffffff75f00200, ffffffff7ffe1520, 8, 0, 0) + 3e0
ffffffff6e8ca03c sigacthandler (0, ffffffff7ffe1800, ffffffff7ffe1520, ffffffff75f00200, 0, ffffffff6ea3c000) + 54
--- called from signal handler with signal 0 (SIGEXIT) ---
ffffffff7c24bb24 sqlrlc (ffffffff7e0f9fc0, 0, 60, c0, 4, 8) + 4
ffffffff7c253594 sqlbrl (ffffffff7e0f9fc0, 1004bc630, 1004bc658, 1004bc5d0, ffffffff7ffe1b30, 2) + 114
ffffffff7c2745ec sqlhvdsc (1004bc5c0, ffffffff7e0f9fc0, 8, ffffffff7fff27a0, 0, 1d676b0) + ac
ffffffff7c274e68 sqlshv (c, 0, e, 0, f, 1c) + 128
ffffffff7c25bd8c sqlsel (ffffffff7fff27a0, 1002d0850, 1002d0d80, 1, ffffffff7e0f9fc0, ffffffff7dd09d70) + 38c
ffffffff7c24ed18 sqlcmex (1, ffffffff7ffe1e80, 0, c, 1002d0850, 0) + 278
ffffffff7c24f724 sqlcxt (0, ffffffff74fd3800, ffffffff7fff27a0, ffffffff74e5d3e4, 16400, 0) + 44
ffffffff74c65aec selectCMF_XIDDB (788, 16450, 2, ffffffff74fbb978, ffffffff7fff4344, ffffffff7971de60) + f14
ffffffff79f5743c bp_AccountFind (0, 0, 1002b6118, 1002b6118, 1002b6118, 1002b6118) + 137c
000000010001748c commonServiceWrapper (30, 0, 558, 1, 100140428, ffffffff6fa08560) + cac
000000010001d1a4 I_AccountFind (100188220, 12336c, 2e60, 100186b80, ffffffff7fffa440, ffffffff6fa08560) + ec
ffffffff7f25ea34 _tmsvcdsp (100186b80, 0, 1001f7b60, 800, 100186b80, 1400) + 11ac
ffffffff7f28241c _tmrunserver (2bb4, 0, 100186b80, 10017c480, 10017d5a0, 0) + 11ac
ffffffff7f25d47c _tmstartserver (1, 2c00, 100144c90, 800, 10017ebe0, 1001444e0) + 1ac
0000000100014e4c main (1b, ffffffff7fffab18, ffffffff7fffabf8, ffffffff6e84b8e0, ffffffff75b05200, ffffffff75f00200) + 14
0000000100014d9c _start (0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0) + 17c
Can you please help what is causing problem in the applications. Thanks in advanced.

This forum is about C programming in general, and about using Oracle Studio C in particular.
Your question seems to be about a database application that now crashes when run on an updated version of Oracle database.
You mention "Proc" and ProC". If you are referring to the Pro*C compiler, that would also be a database question, since the Pro*C compiler is not related to Oracle Studio or Oracle Studio C.
You are more likely to find a helpful answer in a database programming forum. Start here:
https://forums.oracle.com/forums/category.jspa?categoryID=18

Core dump are creates even though my server does not crash

I am having an issue with a large number of core dump files getting generated by jrockit that occupies the disk space daily almost 8 files are generated of size 150 to 800 MB
However, what amazes me is that the weblogic server does not crash
I have also checked the logs there where certain errors but not something that could crash my servers and the weblogic server was running all the time.
I know I can stop the generation of core dump files by using ulimit. But if I do so and if my Jrockit crashes It wont generate the core dump file that would be needed
My configuration is
a) WLS Version:10.3.2.0
b) OS Type: Oracle Solaris 10 on SPARC (64-bit)
c) JDK Vendor & Version: BEA JRockit(R) (build R27.6.5-32_o-121899-1.6.0_14-20091001-2106-solaris-sparcv9
Any help is greatly appreciated
As the files are taking up all the space

Did you get a solution for this issue ? I have the same HD which works fine on two other Mac Book pros (Snow leopard and mountain Lion) but does not work on a brand new mac book pro with Mavericks

Is there an way to get the value of a local string variable from core dump?

Hi All,
Please help me on this, How to extract the string variable content from the core file.
During core file analysis using dbx, it puts value as CLASS against string local variables.
But I need to know the exact value during the core dump.
I'm able to print other than string variables.
Is this possbile using dbx or is there any other tool can help me on this.
Thanks in advance, please find the code details below:
here is my core details:
(dbx) where -h
current thread: t@74
[1] __lwp_kill(0x0, 0x6, 0x217b8, 0x7f950b94, 0x2, 0x7f0fb944), at 0x7f99fb84
[2] raise(0x6, 0x0, 0x7f0fb958, 0x7f6a5434, 0x1, 0x7f0fb9a4), at 0x7f950b9c
[3] abort(0x7f6bf0f8, 0x4, 0x7f6bf0b8, 0x15360, 0x1, 0x7f6bf0f8), at 0x7f936d10
[4] exregister(0x7f6bf0fc, 0x4, 0x7f6bf0b8, 0x15360, 0x1, 0x7f6a5048), at 0x7f6a504c
[5] exregister(0x7f6bf0f8, 0x7f6a505c, 0x7f6bf0f8, 0x7f6bb080, 0x0, 0x1), at 0x7f6a5060
[6] exregister(0x7f0fbb28, 0x66bd8, 0xe4fd0, 0x7f6bb080, 0x7f6ba780, 0x1), at 0x7f6a4fd8
[7] 0x7f6a5edc(0x7f6bae64, 0x0, 0x66bd8, 0x14cb8, 0x14928, 0x0), at 0x7f6a5edc
=>[8] AreaManager::commitCombine(this = 0xe5234, parsedSetName = CLASS), line 369 in "AreaManager.cc"
[9] TaskDispatcher::combineParsedSet(parsedSetName = CLASS), line 113 in "TaskDispatcher.cc"
[10] CombineExecutor::run(this = 0x1312d8), line 159 in "CombineExecutor.cc"
[11] thread_body(threadObj = 0x1312d8), line 35 in "ThreadUtils.cc"
(dbx)
(dbx) dump
parsedSetName = CLASS
parsedSetCombinedName = CLASS
parserSetBuiltName = CLASS
this = 0xe5234
(dbx)
(dbx) print parsedSetName
dbx: cannot access address 0x7f6690f4
(dbx)
BR//Sahoo

When I was running in a higher version, it gives follwing error:
A loadobject was found with an unexpected checksum value.
When using the same core dump binary, the result are different than the locally build binary
This is the error it pointing now:
if ((ptr = (CHAR *) malloc((unsigned int) size)) == NULL)
(dbx) proc -map
Loadobject mappings for current core file:
0x00010000 /usr/omc/1.8.0.0.56/bin/PmLoader
0x7fb80000 /usr/lib/libaio.so.1
0x7fb30000 /usr/lib/libm.so.1
0x7fbfa000 /usr/lib/libdl.so.1
is being filtered by: /usr/lib/ld.so.1
Warning: checksum in file(a5bd) doesn't match image(a5bf)
0x7faf0000 /usr/lib/libelf.so.1
Warning: checksum in file(38a7) doesn't match image(38a9)
0x7fad0000 /usr/lib/libsocket.so.1
0x7fa00000 /usr/lib/libnsl.so.1
0x7f900000 /usr/lib/libc.so.1
is being filtered by: /usr/platform/SUNW,Ultra-80/lib/libc_psr.so.1
Warning: checksum in file(3b8c) doesn't match image(3ec6)
0x7f890000 /usr/informix/lib/esql/libthsql.so
0x7f830000 /usr/informix/lib/libthasf.so
0x7f7b0000 /usr/informix/lib/esql/libthgen.so
0x7f770000 /usr/informix/lib/esql/libthos.so
0x7f700000 /usr/informix/lib/esql/libifgls.so
0x7f9e0000 /usr/informix/lib/esql/libifglx.so
0x7f6d0000 /usr/lib/libthread.so.1
0x7f500000 /usr/lib/libCstd.so.1
Warning: checksum in file(1fc4) doesn't match image(3f67)
0x7f6a0000 /usr/lib/libCrun.so.1
Warning: checksum in file(1a8d) doesn't match image(b1ea)
0x7fba0000 /usr/lib/libw.so.1
is being filtered by: libc.so.1
0x7f4e0000 /usr/lib/libmp.so.2
0x7f4a0000 /usr/lib/cpu/sparcv8plus/libCstd_isa.so.1
Warning: checksum in file(0fc3) doesn't match image(27d6)
0x7f9d0000 /usr/platform/sun4u-us3/lib/libc_psr.so.1
0x7f410000 /usr/lib/nss_files.so.1
0x7fbb0000 /usr/lib/ld.so.1 [LM_ID_LDSO]
Warning: checksum in file(f2f2) doesn't match image(2a40)
dbx ./PmLoader ./core
For information about new features see `help changes'
To remove this message, put `dbxenv suppress_startup_message 7.5' in your .dbxrc
Reading PmLoader
core file header read successfully
Reading ld.so.1
Reading libaio.so.1
Reading libm.so.1
Reading libdl.so.1
Reading libelf.so.1
Reading libsocket.so.1
Reading libnsl.so.1
Reading libc.so.1
Reading libthsql.so
Reading libthasf.so
Reading libthgen.so
Reading libthos.so
Reading libifgls.so
Reading libifglx.so
Reading libthread.so.1
Reading libCstd.so.1
Reading libCrun.so.1
Reading libw.so.1
Reading libmp.so.2
Reading libCstd_isa.so.1
Reading libc_psr.so.1
Reading nss_files.so.1
WARNING!!
A loadobject was found with an unexpected checksum value.
See `help core mismatch' for details, and run `proc -map'
to see what checksum values were expected and found.
dbx: warning: Some symbolic information might be incorrect.
t@1 (l@1) terminated by signal BUS (invalid address alignment)
0x7f947974: t_delete+0x0068: clr [%o1 + 8]
Current function is Malloc
40 if ((ptr = (CHAR *) malloc((unsigned int) size)) == NULL)
(dbx)
(dbx) where -h
current thread: t@1
[1] t_delete(0x17c980, 0x470, 0x1ef778, 0x7f9bc000, 0x0, 0x0), at 0x7f947974
[2] mallocunlocked(0x414, 0x0, 0x0, 0x7f9bc000, 0x0, 0x0), at 0x7f947004
[3] malloc(0x414, 0xebae0, 0x8, 0xffbfc9a8, 0xffbfc9a0, 0x1a3791), at 0x7f946e38
=>[4] Malloc(size = 1044U), line 40 in "Malloc.c"
[5] Drain_Socket(sc = 0x1ab100, fd = 10, block = 0xffbfce44), line 1648 in "ipc_sockio.c"
[6] Sockio_Refresh(instance = 0x1ab100, fd = 10U, readable = 1, writeable = 0, block = 0xffbfce44), line 3465 in "ipc_sockio.c"
[7] do_Refresh(cid = 10U, readable = 1, writeable = 0, block = 0xffbfce44), line 1238 in "ipc_IO.c"
[8] IO_Refresh(block = 0, file_descriptor = -1), line 685 in "ipc_IO.c"
[9] ipc_receive_message(gid = 0xffbfcf88, reply = 0xffbfd080, buffer = 0x11ae08 "", len = 0xffbfcf34, block = 0), line 313 in "ipc_services.c"
[10] IPCProcessor::receiveMessage(this = 0x1172d0, channelID = 2U, pReplyChannelID = 0xffbfd080), line 312 in "IPCProcessor.cc"
[11] IPCProcessor::mainLoop(this = 0x1172d0, pHandler = 0xf9c28), line 203 in "IPCProcessor.cc"
[12] IPCService::mainLoop(pMediator = 0x1172d0, pHandler = 0xf9c28), line 51 in "IPCService.cc"
[13] main(argc = 3, argv = 0xffbfe1f4), line 91 in "PmLoader.cc"
I got another instance of core dump in same m/c
Edited by: chittusun on Nov 5, 2008 5:19 AM

I'm having all kinds of problems since loading Lion and I really wish I hadn't bought it yet. Even after the software update today, 1. my modem still won't work, 2. Photoshop Elements produces muddy photo prints, etc. Anybody at Apple listening?

I'm having all kinds of problems since loading Lion and I really wish I hadn't bought it yet. Even after the software update today, 1. my modem still won't work, 2. Photoshop Elements produces muddy photo prints, 3. View preferences in windows don't hold, etc. Anybody at Apple listening? Anybody else out there having these kinds of problems?

10.7 was horrible unstable so I waited until 10.7.1 and tried it again. Well I have to say that it is still a defective OS. I am reverting to Snow as we speak from my carbon clone copy.. This is really the worst OSX I have ever used. It gives me random Kernel panics for no reasons, unstable airport and hundreds of small issues that are just not necessary. For instance I can't use QuickTime in Lion to trim a videoclip ( the UI goes mad and the trimslider becomes inoperable and hangs the Player window ) while in Snow it is no problem. Itunes gives me crackling sound when the equalizer is turned on, Graphical glitches in Photoshop, games crashing, Preview.app not working with some pdfs, so I need Adobes reader which I never used before.. It is definately not ripe for mass usage. Might 10.7.2 or 10.7.3 fix it, but not yet.
* and just for the records : the hardware is absoltely ok. Because in Snow it works as it should. ( So many Lion fanbois are talking : "your Ram is defect", defintely NOT. - Lion is defect! ).
Shame on you Apple.
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My brand new Macbook PRO crashed completely after it went through the iOS 10.7.4 update, I lost everything and Apple just wants to replace the HD and let me deal with the hassle.

Last Thursday May 10th I received a prompt from the Automatic Update to update the iOS to Ver. 10.7.4, set the start and was watching the progress when it stopped with an error message saying that it was not able to update, right below there was a buttom "RESTART", pressed the buttom and waited to re-boot.....That was the end of my computer, somehow the update crashed my HD beyond recover, it would only show the gray screen with Apple logo in the center and kept beeping, BEEP BEEP BEEP.....PAUSE.....BEEP BEEP BEEP.....PAUSE.....on and on and on and it never past that.
Friday May 11 I took it to a retailer where I received the bad news that the HD was crashed and the teck couldn't even try to copy anything from it as it couldn't locate it. I checked iCloud on a hope that all my stuff would be there but new surprise, iCloud didn't kept all of my stuff as it was programmed to.
Now here is the funny part, the tech from the retailer informed me that the only thing they could do was to order a new HD for my 4 months old Macbook and that the time to have my computer back will be at least 15 days, now that is the funny part, I fail to understand why do I have to suffer the hassle of loosing all my data plus wait at least 15th days to have my computer back (meanwhile loose work) on a problem caused by Apple, PROBLEM, not machine defect, clearly my computer had no problem untill I followed the procedure to update.
On Saturday May 12 I contacted Local Apple Support (I have failed to mention that I live in Brasil) and they informed me that what the dealer said was the only thing that could be done, too bad for me if I lost everything, going to loose several days of work and whenever I receive my computer back will have to re-construct all my life and deal with the forever lost data.....DEAL WITH IT
After a couple of discussion with Apple Support and the Dealer, I made my decision to take the Macbook to the dealer today for repair and meanwhile I'm opening a case with the Brazilian Justice to have Apple honor with all the trouble and hassle that it is causing me, it's said that I have to take this type of action as I'm a very fan of Apple and it's products, have had several iPods, iPhones, Macbooks, Keyboards, Mouses, Apple TV, etc.....This i the first time I have a problem with a Apple product and got a taste of the "Apple Care", it seems like Apple is more concerned on seeling products then keeping long time customers happy.
One last thing, today when I was at the dealer to drop my computer for repair, the Technician informed me that he also had a computer crashed and the HD erase on Sunday May 13th in the same way of mine, after the update everything was gone, also he said that we were not the only ones, iPads and iPhones were going trough the same situation, update causing complete breakdown.
WORD OF ADVISE, BE 1000% SURE THAT YOU HAVE EVRYTHING BACKED UP BEFORE YOU GO THROUGH AN UPDATE.

rvalezin wrote:
If I need to back-up every hour of my life in order to be able to save everything from something like this I won´t do anything else.....at least we should be able to trust that Apple tests this updates so situations like this won´t happen.
That's exactly what Time Machine does for you. It backs up every hour, so you don't have to. While it is backing up, you keep on working. Time Macvhine came with your Mac and you chose not to use it.
The 10.7.4 update did not cause your hard disk to fail. Hard disk fail due to mechanical causes. They are extremely reliable, but that doesn't mean every hard disk will last a long time. Your mileage WILL vary!
If you are dependent on your computer and the data stored on it, then you should make sure you have AT LEAST two copies of all data and probably three or four. You should use at least two means of backing up in case the backup software has a problem. And you should consider having a backup computer if you live in an area where replacement takes too long (whatever too long is for your business).
Apple hardware and software is very, very good. You have documented your experience of this. But NO hardware or software is perfect. You also have experience of this.
It is YOUR responsibility to ensure that your system is set up to protect your data and availability of computing resources.

I am using only one Apple ID. The problem, since iOS 6, is the App Store purchased items screen just shows loading screen it finally crashes or gives the error message 'can not connect to Apple store'

I am using only one Apple ID. The problem, since iOS 6, is the App Store purchased items screen just shows loading screen it finally crashes or gives the error message 'can not connect to Apple store'

I am using only one Apple ID. The problem, since iOS 6, is the App Store purchased items screen just shows loading screen it finally crashes or gives the error message 'can not connect to Apple store'

Is it possible to reorder an iPhoto book 2 years later? My hard drive crashed and the photo book is no longer in my iPhoto but Apple printed it for me before the crash. Would Apple still be able to print another copy?

Is it possible to reorder an iPhoto book 2 years later? My hard drive crashed and the photo book is no longer in my iPhoto but Apple printed it for me before the crash. Would Apple still be able to print another copy?

For future books you might consider doing what I do: create a separate library for each book andcopy the photos for the book from your working library to the book library with iPhoto Library Manager.
When the book is completed and ordered burn the library package to a CD, DVD or external HD to archive it so it's available for editing and reordering at a later date if needed.

So i went yesterday to the apple store and they told me my battery was dying because i had apps crashing so i had to reset the phone. how do i do this?

so i went yesterday to the apple store and they told me my battery was dying because i had apps crashing so i had to reset the phone. how do i do this?

Your post doesn't really make sense, because if all you had to do was reset the iPhone, they would have helped you do that at the Apple Store.
Are you sure "reset" is the correct verb - that "reset" is exactly what they told you to do?
Anyway, you reset the iPhone by holding the home and on/off buttons together for about 10 seconds till the Apple logo appears.

Itunes crashed during backup and I can't get help from apple support on the

website.
Stupid Itunes crashed on disk 41 of 46 when backing up.
There is no help available on the apple website and no way to request help on the apple website for any issue with Itunes.
How do I fix this problem?
How do I tell Itunes which disks it backup up so it won't try backing them up all over again. Did it destroy a list of what was backed up? What's going on with itunes anyways? Does it always crash when it backs up this many cds? I don't want to start all over again and ruin another 41 CDR disks trying to back it up. How do I get it to continue from where it crashed or do whatever has to be done to get it to resume where it crashed during backup?
Stupid program wouldn't let me do anything after it crashed. said it will take a minute or two (more like forever) to cancel backup. Don't even know why it was trying to cancel the backup. I didn't tell it to.

Apparently there are some bugs in the latest itunes. DO NOT USE ITUNES TO BACKUP YOUR LIBRARY! UNLESS IT COMPLETES THE BACKUP, ITUNES IS NOT SMART ENOUGH TO FIGURE OUT WHICH FILES WERE BACKED UP. TECH SUPPORT DOES NOT KNOW HOW TO MAKE ITUNES KNOW WHAT FILES WERE BACKED UP SO IT CAN CONTINUE FROM WHERE IT LEFT OFF. AFTER 41 CDS WORTH OF BACKUPS, ITUNES CRASHED AND IT TRIED TO CANCEL THE BACKUP BUT NEVER FINISHED DOING THAT.
SO AFTER 60 CDS WORTH AND ABOUT 6 HOURS OF WASTED TIME, THE ONLY WAY IS TO BACKUP THE ENTIRE LIBRARY ALL OVER AGAIN WHICH IS A TOTAL WASTE OF MONEY, TIME, AND CDS WITH NO GUARANTEE THAT IT WILL WORK ANY BETTER THE SECOND TIME AROUND.
EVEN TRYING TO RESTORE FROM CDS DOESN'T TELL ITUNES TO UPDATE ITS LIST OF BACKED UP FILES. I'M SURPRISED THAT SUCH A BIG BLUNDER WITH ITUNES HAS GONE UNNOTICED.
ITS A SERIOUS ENOUGH ISSUE THAT SOMETHING NEEDS TO BE DONE ABOUT IT. I BACKED UP MY ITUNES TO HD AND THERE WERE NO PROBLEMS SO OBVIOUSLY ITS AN ITUNES ISSUE.
NEEDLESS TO SAY, ITS A VERY ANNOYING PROBLEM TO PUT SO MUCH TIME AND EFFORT INTO GETTING NOWHERE.

Help apple help me, at first I was new to iphone registration 1 apple ID account but because I hardly use icloud account. so I do not remember the password and login name, my computer crash when I decided to run the software on ios7.1, but do not expect m

help apple help me, at first I was new to iphone registration 1 apple ID account but because I hardly use icloud account. so I do not remember the password and login name, my computer crash when I decided to run the software on ios7.1, but do not expect me to be locked iclou account, I hope this mail unlocked apple for my apple account. I'm currently using the machine iphone 5, IME: ********. thank you ... ask yourself? machine is in warranty period warranty icloud error not send mail to me at mail
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When trying to launch facetime on mac, a message drops down that says "unable to verify email because it is already in use by another Apple ID". The mac tech things it's an itunes problem. Anybody?

when trying to launch facetime on mac, a message drops down that says "unable to verify email because it is already in use by another Apple ID". The mac tech things it's an itunes problem. Anybody?

You need to select the "Manage My Account" link and not the "Reset Your Password" link. Once you use the "Manage My Account" it will ask you to log in and in there you should see which email addresses are verified.
Manage My Account Direct Link: https://appleid.apple.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/MyAppleId.woa/31/wa/directToSignIn? wosid=UqdNjJEj36wU900BTj4Hw0&localang=en_US
I'm thinking this may help as well. http://www.cultofmac.com/100524/imessage-supports-multiple-addresses-and-selecta ble-caller-id/
Which is what I'm trying to do with my iPad and iPhone.

Xsan crashed. Anybody at Apple interested in the core dump?

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